Samiyah Name Quotes & Sayings

You're Times New Roman, but I'm more Comic Sans. — Kestral M. Gaian

The clock is the most scared thing in a hospital — John Wyndham

No one will take care of you if you don't take care of yourself. — Alicia Keys

He hadn't done anything. He hadn't needed to. Just being there was enough. — Anthony Horowitz

People can do more than they ever believe they can do. Physically, mentally, academically. You have to be pushed. It hurts. But it's worth it, and it's a great thing. — Sugar Ray Leonard

All that kept her from breaking was that it was not an image of strength that was leaving her; she would be just as strong without him. — F Scott Fitzgerald

I can't tell you what to do, Ishmael. I've tried to understand what it's been like for you - having gone to war, having lost your arm, not having married or had children. I've tried to make sense of it all, believe me, I have - how it must feel to be you. But I must confess that, no matter how I try, I can't really understand you. There are other boys, after all, who went to war and came back home and pushed on with their lives. They found girls and married and had children and raised families despite whatever was behind them. But you - you went numb, Ishmael. And you've stayed numb all these years. — David Guterson

[God] wants you to go home, look at your bucket of seed, and determine in your heart how much you'd like to sow. He wants you to consider thoughtfully your current circumstances, your life, your potential, and your finances. He wants you to involve your family. He wants you to pray about it. And then He wants you to come up with a plan. — Andy Stanley

A saying, since a saying arises always from the mouths of adults when a person was just a listening child, was supposed to carry you back there, like a magic trick or a scrap of a story, or something with something else still sticking to it. — Sebastian Barry

One of the great joys of being an actor is you get to go back to school. — John Benjamin Hickey

These were the world's first people. Everything they did, every action and decision, was entirely new, without precedent. They had no larger society to turn to, no examples of how to behave. They only had the Almighty to tell them right from wrong. And like all children, if His commands ran counter to their desires, sometimes they chose not to listen. And then they learned that there are consequences to one's actions. — Helene Wecker